Gargantua’s ideas

[Gargantua]

[JR19759]

Oh wow. That is incredible.

[RobM]

That
Is
Awesome

[Trekkie]

…

Wow!

[The Atomic Punk]

Amazing, except… I believe her hands are backward? Thumbs should be facing toward her.

[Anarchangel]

Really beautiful. But yeah…the hand is awkward. But other than that, it’s brilliant.

[Trekkie]

@The Atomic Punk said:

Amazing, except… I believe her hands are backward? Thumbs should be facing toward her.

Must you ruin everything Atomic?!

[Gargantua]

Damn it. How i could miss this………..fix

[The Atomic Punk]

@Trekkie said:

@The Atomic Punk said:

Amazing, except… I believe her hands are backward? Thumbs should be facing toward her.

Must you ruin everything Atomic?!

Read my .signature.

I wish I could figure out Gargantua’s use of gray-scale. The contrasts fit so well.

[Nug]

Looks much better now! That’s too awesome!

[Gargantua]

Hands thing was surprise for me because i use to pay a lot of attention to this particular thing. I grateful to Atomic Punk for pointing this.

@The Atomic Punk said:I wish I could figure out Gargantua’s use of gray-scale. The contrasts fit so well.

I used to use gray-scale because i am color blind (not litterally). Also in gray-scale you have a lot shades without making your own.
As for use of gray-scale I have few rules. Generaly you have to decide general shade for whole picture and color every large obiect in shades around one you choose (5 – 6 darker and brighter). Other shades may and even should be use for small elements to emphasize details. It is also important to make contrast between all adjacent objects especially body and cloths . Shadows on body and cloths usually shoud not be to much darker them rest of obiect. I also avoid using six darkest colors because they make lines difficult to see.

[Trekkie]

@Gargantua said:

I used to use gray-scale because i am color blind (not litterally). Also in gray-scale you have a lot shades without making your own.
As for use of gray-scale I have few rules. Generaly you have to decide general shade for whole picture and color every large obiect in shades around one you choose (5 – 6 darker and brighter). Other shades may and even should be use for small elements to emphasize details. It is also important to make contrast between all adjacent objects especially body and cloths . Shadows on body and cloths usually shoud not be to much darker them rest of obiect. I also avoid using six darkest colors because they make lines difficult to see.

Ooh, this is helpful! Next time I try using greyscale I’ll try it.

[Jeimuzu]

Really, really well done! The pose is excellent as well as the design. Love it!

[Myro]

@Gargantua said:

I used to use gray-scale because i am color blind (not litterally). Also in gray-scale you have a lot shades without making your own.
As for use of gray-scale I have few rules. Generaly you have to decide general shade for whole picture and color every large obiect in shades around one you choose (5 – 6 darker and brighter). Other shades may and even should be use for small elements to emphasize details. It is also important to make contrast between all adjacent objects especially body and cloths . Shadows on body and cloths usually shoud not be to much darker them rest of obiect. I also avoid using six darkest colors because they make lines difficult to see.

Yeah, I’ve got some slight color blindness as well. I remember my color choices would sometimes not work well for others back when I was Heromachining.

[Gargantua]

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